Soverel Takes From Porter
Level 7
: 400/800, 0 ante
It folded all the way around to small blind Rep Porter and he limped. Big blind Sam Soverel raised to 2,400 and Porter called to see the flop.
The first three cards dealt were 
and Porter checked to Soverel. He continued with a bet only half the size of his preflop raise and he put 1,200 in the middle. Porter checked and he wanted to see another card on the board.
The dealer put the 
turn card next to the flop and Porter checked again to Soverel. He kept firing and put 7,200 in the middle but that was too much for Porter and he got out of the way.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
80,000
41,000
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41,000 |
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59,000
-31,000
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-31,000 |
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board from the big blind, and Oleg Eltsov bet enough to put Laplante all in for his last 26,800. Laplante went deep into the tank for four minutes, mumbling to himself at times, and studying the 42,000 already in the pot. He eventually placed calling chips in the pot.
, and Laplante rolled over 
for aces-up and the double.
flop gave his opponent a flush draw and top pair, and the 
bricked off, and Eltsov, who got out of his chair after seeing the flop, sat back down with a sigh of relief and a KO.
flop when Epstein bet 25,000 after Bonomo had checked to him from the small blind. Bonomo didn't waste any time folding and the pot was pushed to Epstein.
flop somehow failed to connect with any of the three hands involved, leaving Stinson's ace-high in front. The 
on the turn actually ended the hand one card early, as Stinson's kings and sixes were a lock to win before the 
